Answer: The Town of Rivière-du-Nord, New Brunswick has 2 adopted policies on file: P-002 — Construction et entretien des ponceaux municipaux (Municipal Culverts); P-004 — Incitatifs à l'établissement de nouveaux citoyens (Incentives for New Residents), verified 2026-06-07.

P-002 — Construction et entretien des ponceaux municipaux (Municipal Culverts)

Summary: Sets rules for construction and maintenance of municipal culverts; accompanied by a resident request form (P-002-01).

P-004 — Incitatifs à l'établissement de nouveaux citoyens (Incentives for New Residents)

Summary: Governs incentive programs to attract new residents to the Town of Rivière-du-Nord.

Politiques et arrêtés — policy and bylaw index (Rivière-du-Nord city hall page)

Summary: Index page listing all adopted municipal policies (P-001 to P-008) and arrêtés for the Town of Rivière-du-Nord.


Answer: Rivière-du-Nord, New Brunswick has no ai use policy on record as of 2026-05-26.


Answer: In the Town of Rothesay, New Brunswick, quiet hours: 9:00 p.m. to 7:00 a.m. (55 dBA limit); 7:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. (65 dBA limit); construction hours: construction equipment prohibited between 9:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m.; exemptions: plowing or removal of snow, emergency services, and other public services are exempt.; fines: voluntary payment $50.00 before charge laid; $75.00 after charge laid; $100.00–$200.00 on summary conviction. Source: By-Law 4-03: A By-law Relating to Peace, Order and the Prevention of Nuisances (Consolidation July 2024), verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law 4-03: A By-law Relating to Peace, Order and the Prevention of Nuisances (Consolidation July 2024)

Summary: Main nuisance bylaw covering noise and public order; also regulates fireworks (extinguisher on site, compliance with noise rules, no detonation during burn bans). Consolidated July 8 2024; original enactment date not stated in consolidation, so adopted_date null.

construction equipment prohibited between 9:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m.

plowing or removal of snow, emergency services, and other public services are exempt.

voluntary payment $50.00 before charge laid; $75.00 after charge laid; $100.00–$200.00 on summary conviction

s. 5(b): "plowing or removal of snow or the provision of emergency services or other public services"


Answer: In the Town of Rothesay, New Brunswick, licence required: True; licence fee: Free; Replacement Tag $10; Dangerous Dog Licence $100; leash rule: Animals in public must be secured by a leash with maximum length of two (2) meters.; fines: $35–$200 (1st offense); doubled for each additional offense. Source: By-Law 01-12: Animal Control Bylaw, verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law 01-12: Animal Control Bylaw

Summary: Regulates dogs and animals including licensing, leashing and impoundment. Third reading and enactment 10 April 2012 (PDF text confirmed).

Animals in public must be secured by a leash with maximum length of two (2) meters.

$35–$200 (1st offense); doubled for each additional offense

s. 5: 'every owner of a dog or a cat shall: a) license with the Clerk'

Schedule "A": Animal Licence Free; Replacement Tag $10; Dangerous Dog Licence $100

s. 2(s)(iv): 'in a public place and is not secured by a leash having a maximum length of two (2) meters'

Schedule "A": fines range $35 (any other offense) to $200 (operating kennel without licence); 'For each additional offense, the fines will be doubled'


Answer: In the Town of Rothesay, New Brunswick, permit required: False; allowed conditions: Recreational fires permitted in contained area, dry seasoned wood, max 1 sq metre, attended at all times, means of extinguishment available, owner consent given.; fines: Administrative penalty up to $175; offence conviction minimum $1,500.00, maximum $5,200.00. Source: By-Law 3-20: Fire Prevention and Protection By-law (amended August 2024), verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law 3-20: Fire Prevention and Protection By-law (amended August 2024)

Summary: Governs fire prevention and protection; regulates open burning and fireworks including prohibitions during burn bans. Amended Aug 28 2024; single enactment date not isolated -> null.

Recreational fires permitted in contained area, dry seasoned wood, max 1 sq metre, attended at all times, means of extinguishment available, owner consent given.

Administrative penalty up to $175; offence conviction minimum $1,500.00, maximum $5,200.00

s. 14 "Recreational fires are permitted within the Municipality provided the following conditions are complied with"


Answer: The Town of Rothesay, New Brunswick has 3 adopted bylaws on file: By-Law 01-20: Municipal Plan By-law; By-Law 2-10: Rothesay Zoning By-law (consolidated November 2023); By-Law 4-10: Subdivision Bylaw (Consolidation to March 9, 2026), verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law 01-20: Municipal Plan By-law

Summary: Rothesay's municipal plan bylaw setting long-term land-use policy. Minister's-approval binder; clean single adoption date not isolated -> null.

By-Law 2-10: Rothesay Zoning By-law (consolidated November 2023)

Summary: Comprehensive zoning bylaw governing land use, development standards, permitted uses and parking. Consolidation page confirmed on official index.

By-Law 4-10: Subdivision Bylaw (Consolidation to March 9, 2026)

Summary: Regulates subdivision of land in Rothesay including lot standards and approval procedures. Consolidation (no-signatures copy), original enactment date not stated -> null.


Answer: The Town of Rothesay, New Brunswick has 1 adopted bylaw on file: By-Law 4-09: A By-law Respecting Dangerous or Unsightly Premises, verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law 4-09: A By-law Respecting Dangerous or Unsightly Premises

Summary: Enforcement against dangerous/unsightly premises including junk vehicles and property maintenance. Read in entirety and enacted 10 August 2009 (PDF text confirmed).


Answer: In the Town of Rothesay, New Brunswick, connection mandatory: True; billing basis: flat; connection mandatory: True; billing basis: flat + metered. Source: By-Law 1-15: Sewage By-law (Consolidation); By-Law 1-18: Water By-law (Consolidated November 12, 2019), verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law 1-15: Sewage By-law (Consolidation)

Summary: Regulates Rothesay's sewer system: connections, prohibited discharges and user obligations. Consolidation -> adopted_date null.

By-Law 1-18: Water By-law (Consolidated November 12, 2019)

Summary: Regulates Rothesay's water supply system: connections, metering, rates and user obligations. Consolidation; original enactment date not stated -> null.


Answer: In the Town of Rothesay, New Brunswick, licence required: True; who must license: Any person constructing, setting up, placing, exhibiting, erecting, or relocating a sign in Rothesay, unless exempted under Section 7.; fee: Fifty dollars ($50) for each sign requiring a license to a maximum fee of $150 per application; No Fee for Not For Profit Organization or Community Group. Source: By-Law 3-10 A By-law Respecting Signage in Rothesay (Consolidation), verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law 3-10 A By-law Respecting Signage in Rothesay (Consolidation)

Summary: Consolidated signage bylaw for the Town of Rothesay, regulating the licensing and use of signs. Consolidation as of 2014; original enactment date not confirmed from public sources.

Any person constructing, setting up, placing, exhibiting, erecting, or relocating a sign in Rothesay, unless exempted under Section 7.

Fifty dollars ($50) for each sign requiring a license to a maximum fee of $150 per application; No Fee for Not For Profit Organization or Community Group


Answer: The Town of Rothesay, New Brunswick has 1 adopted bylaw on file: By-Law 1-23: Accommodations Levy By-law, verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law 1-23: Accommodations Levy By-law

Summary: Tourism accommodation levy on short-term accommodations (hotels, rentals up to 31 days). Recategorized from short_term_rental to other: it is a bed/marketing levy tax, not an STR regulation. Third reading and enactment 11 April 2023; in effect 1 June 2023 (PDF text confirmed).

By-laws Index — Town of Rothesay

Summary: Full index of Rothesay bylaws with direct PDF links; consolidated versions linked. Index opened and confirmed.


Answer: The Town of Rothesay, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: Rothesay Recreation Master Plan 2024, verified 2026-06-07.

Rothesay Recreation Master Plan 2024

Summary: Town of Rothesay recreation master plan (final, dated May 2024) guiding future recreation facilities, programs and parks. No specific day-level adoption date stated in document.


Answer: The Town of Rothesay, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: Rothesay Strategic Plan 2026-2031, verified 2026-06-07.

Rothesay Strategic Plan 2026-2031

Summary: Council-adopted five-year strategic plan serving as the Town of Rothesay's community roadmap; guides Council decisions and budget priorities for 2026-2031. No specific adoption date stated in document.

Town of Rothesay By-Laws Page (no separate policies index found)

Summary: Rothesay's public governance index lists only by-laws; no separate policies category exists. Standalone plans (strategic, recreation) are published under Council Reports and Recreation Master Plans pages instead.


Answer: Rothesay, New Brunswick has no ai use policy on record as of 2026-05-26.


Answer: The Town of Saint Andrews, New Brunswick has 1 adopted bylaw on file: By-Law No. 06-04: Concerning the Regulation of Noise in the Town of Saint Andrews (consolidated October 28, 2021), verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law No. 06-04: Concerning the Regulation of Noise in the Town of Saint Andrews (consolidated October 28, 2021)

Summary: Adopted noise regulation, consolidated to Oct 2021. In force in the interim; a replacement (26-01) is at draft stage. URL/title confirmed via search indexing; site 403-blocked so PDF not opened and adopted_date left null.

By-Law No. 26-01: Noise Bylaw (Draft, 2nd Reading March 2026)

Summary: Proposed replacement noise/nuisance bylaw, draft as of March 2026. Not adopted; 06-04 remains in force. Demoted to non-primary draft.


Answer: The Town of Saint Andrews, New Brunswick has 1 adopted bylaw on file: By-Law No. 19-08: A By-law Respecting Animal Control in the Town of Saint Andrews, verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law No. 19-08: A By-law Respecting Animal Control in the Town of Saint Andrews

Summary: Animal control bylaw: licensing, leash rules, impoundment, dangerous dogs. URL/title confirmed via search indexing; site 403-blocked, exact adoption date not readable -> null (prior bare-year guess removed).


Answer: The Town of Saint Andrews, New Brunswick has 1 adopted bylaw on file: By-Law No. 02-14: A By-law to Regulate Open Air Fires within the Town of Saint Andrews, verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law No. 02-14: A By-law to Regulate Open Air Fires within the Town of Saint Andrews

Summary: Prohibits open-air fires; cooking/campfires require approved fire pit; no burning of yard debris or building materials. URL/title confirmed via search; site 403-blocked -> adopted_date null (prior bare-year guess removed).


Answer: Saint Andrews, New Brunswick has no zoning & land use bylaw on record as of 2026-06-05.

By-Law No. MP-25-01: Saint Andrews Municipal Plan By-law (Draft v.3, February 2026)

Summary: Proposed municipal plan bylaw, draft v.3 dated Feb 2026; in public consultation alongside Z25-01, no confirmed adoption. Demoted from adopted primary to draft.

By-Law No. Z25-01: Saint Andrews Zoning By-law (Draft v.3, February 2026)

Summary: Proposed new zoning bylaw, draft v.3 dated 24 Feb 2026; public hearing held 24 March 2026, no confirmed third reading as of June 2026. Demoted from adopted primary to draft (search/news confirm draft/consultation status).


Answer: The Town of Saint Andrews, New Brunswick has 1 adopted bylaw on file: By-Law No. 19-04: Respecting Dangerous or Unsightly Premises in the Town of Saint Andrews, verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law No. 19-04: Respecting Dangerous or Unsightly Premises in the Town of Saint Andrews

Summary: Enforcement against dangerous or unsightly premises including property maintenance and junk vehicles. URL/title confirmed via search; site 403-blocked -> adopted_date null (prior bare-year guess removed).


Answer: The Town of Saint Andrews, New Brunswick has 1 adopted bylaw on file: By-Law No. 98-02 To Control and Regulate the Collection and/or Disposal of Garbage and Waste Within the Town of Saint Andrews, verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law No. 98-02 To Control and Regulate the Collection and/or Disposal of Garbage and Waste Within the Town of Saint Andrews

Summary: Governs collection and disposal of garbage and waste within Saint Andrews. Enacted as By-Law 98-02; exact adoption date not confirmed from public sources (PDF hosted 2019).


Answer: The Town of Saint Andrews, New Brunswick has 1 adopted bylaw on file: By-Law No. 25-02 Respecting Peddlers and Transient Traders (Replacing By-Law No. 75), verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law No. 25-02 Respecting Peddlers and Transient Traders (Replacing By-Law No. 75)

Summary: Regulates and licenses peddlers and transient traders in Saint Andrews, replacing the earlier By-Law No. 75. Version 7 dated January 17, 2025.


Answer: The Town of Saint Andrews, New Brunswick has 1 adopted bylaw on file: By-Law No. 23-01: Tourism Accommodation Levy, verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law No. 23-01: Tourism Accommodation Levy

Summary: 3.5% tourism accommodation levy in Saint Andrews, Bayside and Chamcook (hotels, B&Bs, Airbnb, VRBO, cottages, resorts, campgrounds). Recategorized from short_term_rental to other: it is a bed/marketing levy tax, not an STR regulation. Enacted 17 April 2023 (confirmed via search).

By-Laws Archive — Town of Saint Andrews

Summary: Bylaws archive page. Site hard-blocks automated fetchers (Cloudflare-type 403, requires Sec-CH-UA client hints); PDFs confirmed via search-engine indexing.


Answer: The Town of Saint Andrews, New Brunswick has 2 adopted policies on file: Policy P-24-03 Contractor Requirements; Procurement Policy P-18-02 (Updated May 6, 2024), verified 2026-06-07.

Policy P-24-03 Contractor Requirements

Summary: Sets contractor requirements for the Town of Saint Andrews. Listed in the official Town Policies registry.

Procurement Policy P-18-02 (Updated May 6, 2024)

Summary: Town of Saint Andrews procurement policy (P-18-02, document titled updated May 6, 2024). Listed in the official Town Policies registry; PDF filename confirmed via Wayback document page.


Answer: The Town of Saint Andrews, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: Assistance Grants Policy & Application — Town of Saint Andrews, verified 2026-06-07.

Assistance Grants Policy & Application — Town of Saint Andrews

Summary: Town policy governing community assistance grants for individuals, groups, and organizations. Listed in the official Town Policies registry.


Answer: The Town of Saint Andrews, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: Policy P-21-01 Waiving or Reducing Fees for Use of Town Owned Recreation Facilities, verified 2026-06-07.

Policy P-21-01 Waiving or Reducing Fees for Use of Town Owned Recreation Facilities

Summary: Policy on waiving or reducing fees for use of Town-owned recreation facilities. Listed in the official Town Policies registry.


Answer: The Town of Saint Andrews, New Brunswick has 3 adopted policies on file: P-20-01 Respectful Workplace Policy — Town of Saint Andrews; Policy P-21-02 COVID-19 Employee Vaccination Policy — Town of Saint Andrews; Policy P-24-05 Work Alone Code of Practices and Policies, verified 2026-06-07.

P-20-01 Respectful Workplace Policy — Town of Saint Andrews

Summary: Workplace conduct policy applying to Council, committees and Town facilities, built on the Town's core values. Opened via Wayback; references OHS Act and 2017 procedural amendment, no full adoption date stated.

Policy P-21-02 COVID-19 Employee Vaccination Policy — Town of Saint Andrews

Summary: Employee COVID-19 vaccination policy. Listed in the official Town Policies registry.

Policy P-24-05 Work Alone Code of Practices and Policies

Summary: Working-alone code of practice and policy for Town staff. Listed in the official Town Policies registry.


Answer: The Town of Saint Andrews, New Brunswick has 2 adopted policies on file: Policy P-23-01 Use of Video Surveillance and Retention of Photographic Evidence; Policy P-24-01 Operation of Body-Worn Cameras, verified 2026-06-07.

Policy P-23-01 Use of Video Surveillance and Retention of Photographic Evidence

Summary: Governs Town use of video surveillance and retention of photographic evidence. Opened via Wayback (3-page scanned policy PDF confirmed). No full adoption date stated.

Policy P-24-01 Operation of Body-Worn Cameras

Summary: Governs operation of body-worn cameras. Listed in the official Town Policies registry.


Answer: The Town of Saint Andrews, New Brunswick has 2 adopted policies on file: Policy 20-02 Social Media Policy for Council Meetings — Town of Saint Andrews; Policy P-17-01 Advisory Committees of the Town of Saint Andrews, verified 2026-06-07.

Policy 20-02 Social Media Policy for Council Meetings — Town of Saint Andrews

Summary: Governs use of social media during Council meetings. Listed in the official Town Policies registry.

Policy P-17-01 Advisory Committees of the Town of Saint Andrews

Summary: Establishes rules for the Town's advisory committees. Listed in the official Town Policies registry.


Answer: The Town of Saint Andrews, New Brunswick has 6 adopted policies on file: P-22-01 Town Council Policy of Distribution of Tourism Accommodation Levy Funds; Policy 18-05 Street Ends — Town of Saint Andrews; Policy P-23-02 Town of Saint Andrews Appreciation Awards; Policy P-23-03 Children and Vulnerable Persons Policy (December 2023); Policy P-24-02 Pick-up and Disposal of Brush and Tree Branches; Policy P-24-04 Derelict Vehicles, verified 2026-06-07.

P-22-01 Town Council Policy of Distribution of Tourism Accommodation Levy Funds

Summary: Council policy on use and distribution of the Tourism Accommodation Levy reserve. Opened via Wayback (OCR): the Town retains 32% of the levy to support tourism. Levy is a bed/marketing tax so categorized as other, not short_term_rental.

Policy 18-05 Street Ends — Town of Saint Andrews

Summary: Policy governing the Town's street-ends. Listed in the official Town Policies registry.

Policy P-23-02 Town of Saint Andrews Appreciation Awards

Summary: Establishes the Town's appreciation awards program. Listed in the official Town Policies registry.

Policy P-23-03 Children and Vulnerable Persons Policy (December 2023)

Summary: Policy protecting children and vulnerable persons in Town programs and facilities (titled December 2023). Listed in the official Town Policies registry.

Policy P-24-02 Pick-up and Disposal of Brush and Tree Branches

Summary: Policy on pick-up and disposal of brush and tree branches. Listed in the official Town Policies registry.

Policy P-24-04 Derelict Vehicles

Summary: Policy addressing derelict vehicles in the Town. Listed in the official Town Policies registry.

Town Policies — Resources Archive (Town of Saint Andrews)

Summary: Official 'Town Policies' document category listing ~17 adopted Town of Saint Andrews policies (P-17 through P-24 series plus assistance grants). Live site is Cloudflare-gated (403); registry contents recovered and confirmed via Wayback Machine snapshot (Oct 27, 2025).


Answer: Saint Andrews, New Brunswick has no ai use policy on record as of 2026-05-26.


Answer: In the City of Saint John, New Brunswick, quiet hours: 21:00-07:00; construction hours: 07:00-21:00; exemptions: City/gov't employees on duty; City-authorized work; athletic/recreational in parks/arenas; traditional/festive/religious activities; Council-authorized community events; emergency vehicles; fines: $1,070.00. Source: By-Law M-22 — A By-Law respecting the Prevention of Excessive Noise in the City of Saint John, verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law M-22 — A By-Law respecting the Prevention of Excessive Noise in the City of Saint John

Summary: Prohibits excessive noise (Feb 2021 consolidated upload). OCR of the PDF shows readings of 29 March 2005 and 18 May 2005 with third reading/enactment 18 May 2005, repealing a 1983 bylaw. Corrected adopted_date from the prior unsupported 2007-08-27 to 2005-05-18.

City/gov't employees on duty; City-authorized work; athletic/recreational in parks/arenas; traditional/festive/religious activities; Council-authorized community events; emergency vehicles

"between the hours of 9:00 o'clock in the evening and 7:00 o'clock of the following morning"

"noises in connection with athletic and recreational activities"; "noises in relation to traditional, festive, and religious activities"

"One Thousand and Seventy Dollars ($1,070.00)"


Answer: In the City of Saint John, New Brunswick, allowed conditions: Fires permitted only on days or times allowed under the province's forest fire watch; no-burn periods prohibited.. Source: By-Law Number L.G.-23 — A By-Law respecting Outdoor Fires within The City of Saint John, verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law Number L.G.-23 — A By-Law respecting Outdoor Fires within The City of Saint John

Summary: Regulates outdoor fires; only recreational fires in approved containment units, no open bonfires/campfires, fires only when provincial fire watch permits. Notice page (browser-UA) shows third reading scheduled 10 Feb 2025; prior 2025-04-11 date unsupported -> adopted_date null (third-reading meeting 2025-02-10 noted).

Fires permitted only on days or times allowed under the province's forest fire watch; no-burn periods prohibited.

"only permitting fires on days or times where such fires are permitted in accordance with the province's forest fire watch"


Answer: The City of Saint John, New Brunswick has 2 adopted bylaws on file: By-Law C.P. 111 — Zoning By-Law of The City of Saint John (Office Consolidation); By-Law Number C.P. 111-183 — A Law to Amend the Zoning By-Law of The City of Saint John, verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law C.P. 111 — Zoning By-Law of The City of Saint John (Office Consolidation)

Summary: Zoning by-law governing land uses, zones, development standards and subdivision; heavily amended (most recent major reform C.P. 111-183, Jan 2025). Note: this specific PDF path now 404s; the by-law itself is current. Consolidation -> adopted_date null.

By-Law Number C.P. 111-183 — A Law to Amend the Zoning By-Law of The City of Saint John

Summary: 2025 zoning reform combining R1/R2/RSS/RL into a Low-Rise Residential (RL) zone allowing up to 4 units/lot (6 in Intensification Areas) for the Affordable Housing Action Plan. Notice page confirmed (browser-UA); date is the third-reading Common Council meeting (13 Jan 2025).

Zoning By-law Reform — Shape Your City Saint John

Summary: Public engagement hub for the comprehensive zoning bylaw reform project (PAC Nov 2024; Council hearing Dec 2024).


Answer: The City of Saint John, New Brunswick has 1 adopted bylaw on file: By-Law MV-10.2 — A By-Law respecting the Traffic on Streets in The City of Saint John (with amendments), verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law MV-10.2 — A By-Law respecting the Traffic on Streets in The City of Saint John (with amendments)

Summary: Traffic and parking by-law authorizing temporary overnight winter snow-ban parking declarations for snow clearing. Note: the linked notice is a 2026-04-20 amendment about daycare parking, not the winter provisions. Base bylaw current -> adopted_date null.


Answer: The City of Saint John, New Brunswick has 1 adopted bylaw on file: By-Law M-16 — A By-Law respecting Water and Sewerage in the City of Saint John (with amendments), verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law M-16 — A By-Law respecting Water and Sewerage in the City of Saint John (with amendments)

Summary: Governs water and sewerage services, connection standards and rates; amendment series. The linked notice is a Dec 2023 Schedule E (industrial water rates) amendment. Amendment series -> adopted_date null.


Answer: The City of Saint John, New Brunswick has 1 adopted bylaw on file: By-Law Number L.G.-7 A By-Law for the Storage, Collection and Disposal of Solid Waste in The City of Saint John, verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law Number L.G.-7 A By-Law for the Storage, Collection and Disposal of Solid Waste in The City of Saint John

Summary: Governs storage, collection, and disposal of solid waste in Saint John; covers resident sorting, container specs, and multi-family recycling requirements. Third reading given May 5, 2025, replacing By-Law L.G.-6 (2022).


Answer: In the City of Saint John, New Brunswick, licence required: True; who must license: Peddlers and hawkers operating in The City of Saint John; fee: $150. Source: By-Law Number L.G.-14 A By-Law Respecting the Licensing of Peddlers and Hawkers in The City of Saint John, verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law Number L.G.-14 A By-Law Respecting the Licensing of Peddlers and Hawkers in The City of Saint John

Summary: Licenses peddlers and hawkers in Saint John; sets $150 licence fee, updates definitions under the Local Governance Act, repeals By-Law M-15. Adopted May 3, 2021.

Peddlers and hawkers operating in The City of Saint John

"Licensing of Peddlers and Hawkers in The City of Saint John"


Answer: The City of Saint John, New Brunswick has 1 adopted bylaw on file: By-law Number L.G.-7 — A By-law relating to a Tourism Accommodation Levy in The City of Saint John, verified 2026-06-05.

By-law Number L.G.-7 — A By-law relating to a Tourism Accommodation Levy in The City of Saint John

Summary: Tourism accommodation levy on hotel and short-term rental accommodation. Recategorized from short_term_rental to other: bed/marketing levy tax, not STR regulation. PDF opened (browser-UA): by-law number is L.G.-7 (prior 'not retrievable' fixed); third reading/enactment 4 Nov 2019, effective 1 Jan 2020.

By-Laws Index — City of Saint John

Summary: City of Saint John official by-laws listing page (now reachable with browser-UA curl).

Enacted By-Laws — City of Saint John (news/notices listing)

Summary: City news listing of recently enacted by-laws with links to adoption notices.


Answer: The City of Saint John, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: Social Procurement Protocol, verified 2026-06-07.

Social Procurement Protocol

Summary: Approved circa 2023. Applies to contracts below $120,000 (goods/services) and $300,000 (construction). Evaluates bids on social value: environmental responsibility, inclusivity, equity, fair labour/living wages. Suppliers register via questionnaire.


Answer: The City of Saint John, New Brunswick has 4 adopted policies on file: Affordable Housing Grant Program Policy; GDS-015 Affordable Housing Soft Costs Grant Program Policy (2024); GDS-017 Development Incentives Policy; HAF Grant Program Policy, verified 2026-06-07.

Affordable Housing Grant Program Policy

Summary: Approved by Council Jan 9, 2023. Provides grants to increase affordable rental units in the Primary Development Area. Grant cannot exceed 50% of construction costs; $50,000 bonus for market-gap solutions. One-time $800,000 allocation.

GDS-015 Affordable Housing Soft Costs Grant Program Policy (2024)

Summary: Adopted Apr 29, 2024. Provides pre-construction soft-cost funding to non-profit organizations for affordable housing projects. Part of the Housing Accelerator Fund initiative. Policy number GDS-015.

GDS-017 Development Incentives Policy

Summary: Adopted Dec 15, 2025 (M&C Report 2025-290). Outlines conditions, obligations, and timelines for development incentive grants. Covers grant payment details, eligibility, application requirements, and compliance. Review date Nov 2028.

HAF Grant Program Policy

Summary: Housing Accelerator Fund grant program policy for non-profits and housing providers, hosted on the council eScribe platform. The posted PDF is a template carrying placeholder identifiers (Policy No. GDS-XXX) and placeholder dates (Effective Date 2024-xx-xx); no confirmed adoption date stated in the document.


Answer: The City of Saint John, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: Municipal Emergency Response Plan, verified 2026-06-07.

Municipal Emergency Response Plan

Summary: Required by NB Emergency Measures Act and City By-Law EM-7. Outlines coordinated local government response to emergencies. Approved by Public Safety Committee Aug 4, 2021; 2025 draft revision under consultation. Identifies 40+ community hazards.

Municipal Emergency Response Plan (August 2021 PDF)

Summary: PDF of the Aug 4, 2021 adopted Municipal Emergency Response Plan, hosted on Shape Your City Saint John engagement platform.

Municipal Emergency Response Plan — 2025 Draft Revision

Summary: Draft 2025 revision of the MERP. Presented to Public Safety Committee during Emergency Preparedness Week May 1-7, 2023 cycle; full 2025 revision draft pending formal adoption.


Answer: The City of Saint John, New Brunswick has 3 adopted policies on file: FAS - Asset Management Policy (2018); FAS - Investment Policy (2017); Long-Term Financial Plan (December 2019), verified 2026-06-07.

FAS - Asset Management Policy (2018)

Summary: Effective Apr 27, 2018. Governs management of City infrastructure assets to improve transparency and accountability, manage risk of reduced service delivery, and facilitate external funding partnerships.

FAS - Investment Policy (2017)

Summary: City of Saint John investment policy governing the management of City funds and investment activities. Part of the Long-Term Financial Plan suite of financial policies adopted with the LTFP (2019).

Long-Term Financial Plan (December 2019)

Summary: Adopted Dec 2019; first LTFP for an Atlantic Canadian municipality. Includes debt management, reserve funding, investment, and asset management policies. Sets eight strategic financial steps and a health scorecard targeting 25% debt reduction by 2030.


Answer: The City of Saint John, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: False Alarm Reduction Policy (Policy No. 5.ADM.15), verified 2026-06-07.

False Alarm Reduction Policy (Policy No. 5.ADM.15)

Summary: Effective Nov 1, 2022. Saint John Police policy targeting commercial false burglar alarms. After 2 false alarms: caution notice. After 4: suspension notice with $100 per additional alarm. Does not apply to residences, schools, hospitals. Resulted in 11% reduction in false alarm calls.


Answer: The City of Saint John, New Brunswick has 7 adopted policies on file: 10-Year Strategic Plan 2023-2032; Affordable Housing Action Plan; Affordable Housing Action Plan (Final Version); Housing Accelerator Fund (HAF) Action Plan; Housing for All Strategy (Saint John Homelessness Strategy); Housing for All Strategy PDF; PlanSJ Municipal Plan, verified 2026-06-07.

10-Year Strategic Plan 2023-2032

Summary: Citywide strategic plan adopted by Common Council Nov 1, 2022. Sets 14 strategic objectives and 136 actions across economic growth, public safety, environment, and quality of life for 2023-2032. Serves as management tool aligning resources and annual budgets.

Affordable Housing Action Plan

Summary: Adopted by Common Council Oct 3, 2022. Defines affordable housing as under 30% of before-tax income. Targets transitional/supportive housing, non-market rental, and low-end market rental for vulnerable populations. Partners CMHC, Province of NB, and non-profits.

Affordable Housing Action Plan (Final Version)

Summary: Full PDF of the Affordable Housing Action Plan adopted Oct 2022. Covers housing needs assessment, action items, and KPI monitoring program.

Housing Accelerator Fund (HAF) Action Plan

Summary: Funded by $9.1M federal HAF grant (received Jan 2024). Targets 1,158 net new residential units over 3 years. Actions include zoning reform, public land use, streamlined permitting, and missing-middle housing (up to 4 units per lot).

Housing for All Strategy (Saint John Homelessness Strategy)

Summary: Adopted by Common Council Jul 23, 2024. Three-year homelessness strategy using person-centred, human-rights approach. Establishes Green Zones (sanctioned transitional housing sites) and Red Zones (encampment-free areas). Aims to make homelessness rare, brief, non-recurring.

Housing for All Strategy PDF

Summary: Full PDF of the Housing for All homelessness strategy adopted Jul 2024.

PlanSJ Municipal Plan

Summary: Municipal plan adopted 2012 guiding development and investment over a 25-year period. Result of 2-year community engagement process. Prioritizes reinvestment in urban core, denser suburban communities, and rural character protection.


Answer: Saint John, New Brunswick has no ai use policy on record as of 2026-05-26.


Answer: In the Town of Saint-Quentin, New Brunswick, quiet hours: 23:00-07:00; construction hours: 07:00-21:00; exemptions: Emergency work, religious services, municipal workers, waste collection, snow removal, approved festivals, private celebrations 07:00-23:00. Source: Arrêté No. 23-2019: Arrêté relatif aux bruits excessifs et nuisances publiques, verified 2026-06-05.

Arrêté No. 23-2019: Arrêté relatif aux bruits excessifs et nuisances publiques

Summary: Regulates excessive noise and public nuisances. Third reading and adoption 11 June 2019 (PDF text confirmed).

Emergency work, religious services, municipal workers, waste collection, snow removal, approved festivals, private celebrations 07:00-23:00

s. 2(2): "accorder une attention particulière aux bruits entre 23 h et 7 h"

s. 3(1)b: "travaux de construction effectués entre 7 h et 21 h"


Answer: In the Town of Saint-Quentin, New Brunswick, licence required: True; licence fee: 15 $ (1 an); 25 $ (2 ans); 35 $ (3 ans); leash rule: Dogs must be leashed in public places and on others' private property; in woodland must be accompanied or supervised by owner.. Source: Arrêté No. 05-2023: Arrêté municipal concernant les chiens, verified 2026-06-05.

Arrêté No. 05-2023: Arrêté municipal concernant les chiens

Summary: Regulates dogs: licensing, leash, impoundment. Replaces 05-95-03 (2001). Third reading and adoption 21 February 2023 (PDF text confirmed).

Dogs must be leashed in public places and on others' private property; in woodland must be accompanied or supervised by owner.

s. 5(1): «Il est interdit d'être propriétaire d'un chien qui n'est pas immatriculé»


Answer: In the Town of Saint-Quentin, New Brunswick, permit required: True; permit issuer: Agent (chef pompier ou agent de prévention); allowed conditions: Campfire on private land or with owner's permission requires no permit; backfire under fire service agent direction exempt.; fines: Classe E (Partie II de la Loi sur la procédure applicable aux infractions provinciales). Source: Arrêté No. 21-2020: Arrêté municipal concernant l'allumage de feux en plein air, verified 2026-06-05.

Arrêté No. 21-2020: Arrêté municipal concernant l'allumage de feux en plein air

Summary: Regulates outdoor fire ignition (open burning). Third reading and adoption 3 March 2020 (PDF text confirmed).

Agent (chef pompier ou agent de prévention)

Campfire on private land or with owner's permission requires no permit; backfire under fire service agent direction exempt.

Classe E (Partie II de la Loi sur la procédure applicable aux infractions provinciales)

s. 2: interdit d'allumer un feu en plein air sans avoir préalablement obtenu un permis de brulage

s. 3: Un agent nommé en application du présent arrêté peut délivrer un permis de brulage

s. 11: Aucun permis de brulage n'est exigé d'une personne qui allume un feu de camp sur son terrain privé; s. 10

s. 16: amende établie en vertu de la Partie II de la Loi sur la procédure applicable aux infractions provinciales à titre d'infraction de classe E


Answer: The Town of Saint-Quentin, New Brunswick has 2 adopted bylaws on file: Arrêté No. 26-2018: Plan d'aménagement municipal; Arrêté No. 27-2018: Arrêté de zonage, verified 2026-06-05.

Arrêté No. 26-2018: Plan d'aménagement municipal

Summary: Municipal development plan setting land-use policy and growth direction. PDF is an image scan; no adoption date legibly extractable -> adopted_date null (prior bare-year guess removed).

Arrêté No. 27-2018: Arrêté de zonage

Summary: Zoning bylaw governing land use, permitted uses and development standards (with later amendments). PDF is an image scan; no adoption date legibly extractable, so adopted_date null (prior bare-year guess removed).


Answer: The Town of Saint-Quentin, New Brunswick has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Arrêté No. 17-2018: Arrêté concernant les lieux dangereux ou inesthétiques, verified 2026-06-05.

Arrêté No. 17-2018: Arrêté concernant les lieux dangereux ou inesthétiques

Summary: Regulates dangerous or unsightly premises; repeals 17-2010. Third reading and adoption 11 December 2018 (PDF text confirmed).


Answer: In the Town of Saint-Quentin, New Brunswick, connection mandatory: True; billing basis: flat; billing basis: flat. Source: Arrêté No. 15-2019: Arrêté réglementant les réseaux d'eau et d'égouts; Arrêté No. 16-2021: Arrêté portant sur les taux du service d'eau et d'égouts, verified 2026-06-05.

Arrêté No. 15-2019: Arrêté réglementant les réseaux d'eau et d'égouts

Summary: Regulates water and sewer networks: connections, service rules, user obligations. Third reading and adoption 8 October 2019 (PDF text confirmed).

Arrêté No. 16-2021: Arrêté portant sur les taux du service d'eau et d'égouts

Summary: Sets water and sewer service rates. Third reading and adoption 9 March 2021 (PDF text confirmed).

Le tarif de base est fixé par voie de résolution du Conseil


Answer: In the Town of Saint-Quentin, New Brunswick, collection schedule: aux deux semaines, soit en alternance avec la collecte de produits recyclables; sorting required: True; container or bag limit: récipients ne pesant pas plus de 22,5 kg (50 livres) chacun; bacs bleus prévus à cet effet; accepted or banned: Accepted: plastics 1-5, 7, paper, metal. Refused: plastic 6, styrofoam, glass, hazardous waste, construction materials.. Source: NO 2019-05 Arrêté concernant l'opération du service de collecte des ordures et du service de collecte des produits recyclables, verified 2026-06-05.

NO 2019-05 Arrêté concernant l'opération du service de collecte des ordures et du service de collecte des produits recyclables

Summary: Regulates the operation of garbage collection and recyclable products collection services in Saint-Quentin. Listed on official publications page as amended 2020.

aux deux semaines, soit en alternance avec la collecte de produits recyclables

récipients ne pesant pas plus de 22,5 kg (50 livres) chacun; bacs bleus prévus à cet effet

Accepted: plastics 1-5, 7, paper, metal. Refused: plastic 6, styrofoam, glass, hazardous waste, construction materials.

Des droits de dépôt sont exigés au contractant


Answer: In the Town of Saint-Quentin, New Brunswick, licence required: True; who must license: colporteur or marchand ambulant activities, except exemptions in 3.1; fee: ANNEXE A: Resident 25 $, 100 $, 300 $, 500 $; Non résident 150 $, 450 $, 600 $, 1 000 $; Cantine mobile et cuisine de rue 25 $, 250 $; renewal: Application due deux (2) jours ouvrables before expiry; terms: Journée, 30 jours, 6 mois, Année. Source: NO 07-2022 Arrêté concernant les colporteurs et les marchands ambulants, verified 2026-06-05.

NO 07-2022 Arrêté concernant les colporteurs et les marchands ambulants

Summary: Regulates peddlers and itinerant merchants (colporteurs and marchands ambulants) in Saint-Quentin. Enacted 2022.

colporteur or marchand ambulant activities, except exemptions in 3.1

ANNEXE A: Resident 25 $, 100 $, 300 $, 500 $; Non résident 150 $, 450 $, 600 $, 1 000 $; Cantine mobile et cuisine de rue 25 $, 250 $

Application due deux (2) jours ouvrables before expiry; terms: Journée, 30 jours, 6 mois, Année


Answer: Saint-Quentin, New Brunswick has no other documents bylaw on record as of 2026-06-05.

Publications officielles — Ville de Saint-Quentin

Summary: Index of Saint-Quentin municipal arrêtés with PDF links. Active site is saintquentinnb.com (the seeded saintquentin.nb.ca domain is a legacy/holding page). Index fetched with browser-UA curl.


Answer: The Town of Saint-Quentin, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: Policy No. 1998-09 (2022): Procedures for Purchasing Goods or Services, verified 2026-06-07.

Policy No. 1998-09 (2022): Procedures for Purchasing Goods or Services

Summary: Governs procurement procedures for purchasing goods and services by the Town of Saint-Quentin. Originally adopted 1998, consolidated/updated 2022.


Answer: The Town of Saint-Quentin, New Brunswick has 5 adopted policies on file: Policy No. 2007-27 (2025): Donations to Community Organizations; Policy No. 2011-38 (2023): Scholarships Awarded to Graduates; Policy No. 2011-44-A: Incentive Measures (General); Policy No. 2011-44-B (2023): Incentives for New Arrivals; Policy No. 2011-44C (2025): Incentive Measures — Residential, Commercial, or Industrial Buildings, verified 2026-06-07.

Policy No. 2007-27 (2025): Donations to Community Organizations

Summary: Governs municipal donations to local community organizations, including eligibility criteria and amounts.

Policy No. 2011-38 (2023): Scholarships Awarded to Graduates

Summary: Governs municipal scholarships awarded to graduating students. Originally adopted 2011, updated 2023.

Policy No. 2011-44-A: Incentive Measures (General)

Summary: General incentive measures policy for the Town of Saint-Quentin covering various municipal incentive programs.

Policy No. 2011-44-B (2023): Incentives for New Arrivals

Summary: Incentive measures policy for newcomers settling in Saint-Quentin. Updated 2023.

Policy No. 2011-44C (2025): Incentive Measures — Residential, Commercial, or Industrial Buildings

Summary: Incentive measures for construction or renovation of residential, commercial, or industrial buildings in Saint-Quentin. Updated 2025.


Answer: The Town of Saint-Quentin, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: Policy No. 2019-25: Loan of Municipal Equipment to the Public, verified 2026-06-07.

Policy No. 2019-25: Loan of Municipal Equipment to the Public

Summary: Governs the conditions under which municipal equipment may be loaned to members of the public.


Answer: The Town of Saint-Quentin, New Brunswick has 3 adopted policies on file: Policy No. 2007-31: Recruitment and Hiring Procedures; Policy No. 2017-51: Breastfeeding Policy; Policy No. 2019-26: Employee Performance Appreciation, verified 2026-06-07.

Policy No. 2007-31: Recruitment and Hiring Procedures

Summary: Governs the recruitment and hiring procedures for Town of Saint-Quentin employees and staff positions.

Policy No. 2017-51: Breastfeeding Policy

Summary: Municipal breastfeeding policy governing accommodation of breastfeeding in municipal facilities and workplaces.

Policy No. 2019-26: Employee Performance Appreciation

Summary: Governs employee recognition and performance appreciation programs within the Town of Saint-Quentin.


Answer: The Town of Saint-Quentin, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: Policy No. 2013-47: Right to Information and Protection of Privacy Act Procedures, verified 2026-06-07.

Policy No. 2013-47: Right to Information and Protection of Privacy Act Procedures

Summary: General procedures for the application of NB's Right to Information and Protection of Privacy Act at the municipal level.


Answer: The Town of Saint-Quentin, New Brunswick has 2 adopted policies on file: Policy No. 2023-62: Holding of Public Meetings; Policy No. 2025-63: Language of Signage and Signs Display, verified 2026-06-07.

Policy No. 2023-62: Holding of Public Meetings

Summary: Governs procedures for holding public meetings, including notification requirements and public participation rules.

Policy No. 2025-63: Language of Signage and Signs Display

Summary: Governs the language requirements for the display of signage and signs in Saint-Quentin. Adopted 2025.


Answer: The Town of Saint-Quentin, New Brunswick has 3 adopted policies on file: Policy No. 2017-52: Municipal Asset Management Policy; Policy No. 2020-55 (2025): Fire and Rescue Service Billing; Policy No. 2021-56 (2025): Schedule of Charges for Water and Sewerage, verified 2026-06-07.

Policy No. 2017-52: Municipal Asset Management Policy

Summary: Governs the management of municipal assets including infrastructure and capital assets for the Town of Saint-Quentin.

Policy No. 2020-55 (2025): Fire and Rescue Service Billing

Summary: Governs billing procedures for fire and rescue services provided by the Town of Saint-Quentin. Updated 2025.

Policy No. 2021-56 (2025): Schedule of Charges for Water and Sewerage

Summary: Establishes user charges for water and sewerage services. Updated 2025.


Answer: The Town of Saint-Quentin, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: Policy No. 2012-45: Political Allegiance of Municipal Elected Representatives, verified 2026-06-07.

Policy No. 2012-45: Political Allegiance of Municipal Elected Representatives

Summary: Governs the rules around political allegiance and conduct of elected municipal representatives in Saint-Quentin.


Answer: The Town of Saint-Quentin, New Brunswick has 6 adopted policies on file: Policy No. 1995-05 (2020): Garbage Collection and Recyclables Service; Policy No. 2017-20: Designation of Street Names; Policy No. 2018-54: Repairs and Installations — Water and Sewerage Service; Policy No. 2019-17: Use of Pesticides for Aesthetic Purposes; Policy No. 2020-41-A: Green Shift — Recommendations for Residents; Policy No. 2021-58 (2024): Parade on Canada Street — Traffic Slowed, verified 2026-06-07.

Policy No. 1995-05 (2020): Garbage Collection and Recyclables Service

Summary: Governs the operation of garbage collection and recyclables service for Saint-Quentin residents. Updated 2020.

Policy No. 2017-20: Designation of Street Names

Summary: Governs procedures and criteria for the designation and naming of streets within Saint-Quentin.

Policy No. 2018-54: Repairs and Installations — Water and Sewerage Service

Summary: Governs procedures and responsibilities for repairs and installations on water and sewerage service infrastructure.

Policy No. 2019-17: Use of Pesticides for Aesthetic Purposes

Summary: Governs the use of pesticides for aesthetic purposes within the municipality, in alignment with provincial regulations.

Policy No. 2020-41-A: Green Shift — Recommendations for Residents

Summary: Municipal green shift policy providing recommendations for residents on environmental sustainability practices.

Policy No. 2021-58 (2024): Parade on Canada Street — Traffic Slowed

Summary: Governs traffic management procedures for parades on Canada Street in Saint-Quentin. Updated 2024.

Official Publications — Ville de Saint-Quentin (policy index)

Summary: Official publications page for the Town of Saint-Quentin listing all by-laws and administrative policies (politiques administratives). Contains 23 separate policy documents plus by-laws. Note: seed website listed as saintquentin.nb.ca; actual content is at saintquentinnb.com (confirmed official).


Answer: Saint-Quentin, New Brunswick has no ai use policy on record as of 2026-05-26.


Answer: In the Town of Salisbury, New Brunswick, quiet hours: 11:00 PM – 7:00 AM; construction hours: 6:00 AM – 9:00 PM (equipment); 7:00 AM – 9:00 PM (with Building Permit); exemptions: Town agents on emergency/essential work, authorized recreational/community events, agricultural activities, emergency vehicles, personal generators during power outages, construction with Building Permit; fines: $0.00–$1,500.00 administrative penalty; additional $140.00–$2,100.00 on summary conviction; 2nd offence $250.00, 3rd+ offence $500.00. Source: By-Law No. 14 — Excessive Noise Prevention, verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law No. 14 — Excessive Noise Prevention

Summary: Town of Salisbury bylaw on prevention of excessive noise; replaces former Village By-Law No. 20. PDF is an image scan; adoption date not legibly extractable -> null.

6:00 AM – 9:00 PM (equipment); 7:00 AM – 9:00 PM (with Building Permit)

Town agents on emergency/essential work, authorized recreational/community events, agricultural activities, emergency vehicles, personal generators during power outages, construction with Building Permit

$0.00–$1,500.00 administrative penalty; additional $140.00–$2,100.00 on summary conviction; 2nd offence $250.00, 3rd+ offence $500.00


Answer: In the Town of Salisbury, New Brunswick, licence required: True; licence fee: Jan 1–Mar 31: neutered/spayed $10.00; unspayed/unneutered $30.00; service/seeing-eye $0.00. Apr 1+: neutered/spayed $30.00; unspayed/unneutered $45.00; service/seeing-eye $0.00. Replacement: $5.00; leash rule: Dogs in restricted areas must be secured by leash max 2 m (6 ft); no running at large in public places or private property.; max animals: more than three (3) dogs requires kennel licence. Source: By-Law No. 10 — Animal Control, verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law No. 10 — Animal Control

Summary: Town of Salisbury animal control bylaw. PDF is an image scan; signature-page OCR did not yield a legible adoption date -> null.

Jan 1–Mar 31: neutered/spayed $10.00; unspayed/unneutered $30.00; service/seeing-eye $0.00. Apr 1+: neutered/spayed $30.00; unspayed/unneutered $45.00; service/seeing-eye $0.00. Replacement: $5.00

Dogs in restricted areas must be secured by leash max 2 m (6 ft); no running at large in public places or private property.

more than three (3) dogs requires kennel licence

Administrative penalty $0.00–$1,500.00 (s. 16(a)); summary conviction additional fine $140.00–$2,100.00 (s. 16(b)); Schedule C escalating: first offence $100.00, second $250.00, third+ $500.00


Answer: In the Town of Salisbury, New Brunswick, permit required: True; permit issuer: Fire Chief (or Deputy Chief, Fire Prevention Officer, or Council-appointed Officer); allowed conditions: Category 1 fires permitted; residential zones require appliance ≤1m, ≥3m from combustibles, dry seasoned firewood only; not during DNR restricted burn periods.; fines: Administrative penalty $0.00–$1,500.00; additional fine on summary conviction $140.00–$2,100.00; Schedule B: first offence $100, second $250, third+ $500. Source: By-Law No. 11 — Salisbury Fire Rescue and the Prevention/Extinguishment of Fires, verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law No. 11 — Salisbury Fire Rescue and the Prevention/Extinguishment of Fires

Summary: Town of Salisbury bylaw governing fire rescue and fire prevention/extinguishment (may include open-burning rules). PDF is an image scan; adoption date not legibly extractable -> null.

Fire Chief (or Deputy Chief, Fire Prevention Officer, or Council-appointed Officer)

Category 1 fires permitted; residential zones require appliance ≤1m, ≥3m from combustibles, dry seasoned firewood only; not during DNR restricted burn periods.

Administrative penalty $0.00–$1,500.00; additional fine on summary conviction $140.00–$2,100.00; Schedule B: first offence $100, second $250, third+ $500

s. 5(h): "Any outside fire that exceeds the Category 1 Classification requires appropriate permit(s)"

s. 9(a): "A Chief, Deputy Chief, Fire prevention Officer or other Officer appointed by Council may issue a Permit"


Answer: The Town of Salisbury, New Brunswick has 2 adopted bylaws on file: By-Law No. 16 — Municipal Plan; By-Law No. 17 — Zoning By-Law, verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law No. 16 — Municipal Plan

Summary: Town of Salisbury Municipal Plan setting land-use policies and planning objectives (amended by 16-1 in 2026). Adoption date not stated in the FINAL copy -> null.

By-Law No. 17 — Zoning By-Law

Summary: Consolidated Town of Salisbury zoning bylaw governing land use and development (amended by 17-1 and 17-2 in 2026). Adoption date not stated in the FINAL copy -> null.


Answer: In the Town of Salisbury, New Brunswick, winter parking ban: From November 15 to April 15, no person shall park a vehicle unattended on any highway between the hours of 12:00 am and 07:00 am of any day.; fines: First Offence: $100.00; Second Offence: $250.00; Third Offence and each subsequent offence in a calendar year: $500.00; unpaid penalties subject to additional fine of $140.00–$2,100.00. Source: By-Law No. 15 — Consolidated Traffic By-law (incl. amendment 15-1), verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law No. 15 — Consolidated Traffic By-law (incl. amendment 15-1)

Summary: Town of Salisbury traffic by-law. Section 7 'WINTER PARKING' bans unattended on-street parking Nov 15–Apr 15 for snow removal, with towing/cost recovery. Added as a parking_winter primary (chunk had marked parking/winter as absent). Consolidated base copy has blank reading dates; amendment 15-1 enacted 17 Nov 2025 (PDF text confirmed).

From November 15 to April 15, no person shall park a vehicle unattended on any highway between the hours of 12:00 am and 07:00 am of any day.

First Offence: $100.00; Second Offence: $250.00; Third Offence and each subsequent offence in a calendar year: $500.00; unpaid penalties subject to additional fine of $140.00–$2,100.00


Answer: In the Town of Salisbury, New Brunswick, standards: No person shall permit ashes, junk, rubbish, refuse, wood shavings, sawdust, derelict vehicles/machinery, dilapidated buildings, or vacant/dilapidated structures hazardous to public safety.; enforcement: Officer issues written notice; if not complied with, municipality may clean, repair, or demolish at owner's cost, recoverable as a debt and lien on the property.. Source: By-Law No. 9 — Dangerous and Unsightly Premises and Property, verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law No. 9 — Dangerous and Unsightly Premises and Property

Summary: Town of Salisbury dangerous/unsightly premises and property maintenance bylaw. Read a third time and passed by Council 8 July 2024 (OCR of signature page confirmed).

No person shall permit ashes, junk, rubbish, refuse, wood shavings, sawdust, derelict vehicles/machinery, dilapidated buildings, or vacant/dilapidated structures hazardous to public safety.

Officer issues written notice; if not complied with, municipality may clean, repair, or demolish at owner's cost, recoverable as a debt and lien on the property.


Answer: Salisbury, New Brunswick has no atvs & snowmobiles bylaw on record as of 2026-06-05.

ATV Access By-Law (Draft)

Summary: Draft ATV access bylaw with first/second readings 10 Feb 2025; would allow ATVs on designated streets. Not yet adopted (third reading and provincial approval pending).


Answer: In the Town of Salisbury, New Brunswick, connection mandatory: True; billing basis: flat. Source: By-Law No. 6 — Sewerage and Collection of User-Charges, verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law No. 6 — Sewerage and Collection of User-Charges

Summary: Town of Salisbury bylaw on sanitary sewerage and collection of user-charges. PDF is an image scan; adoption date not legibly extractable -> null.

s. 5(c): "owner ... is hereby required ... to connect such facilities directly with the sanitary sewer"

Schedule "B": unit-based flat charges per property category


Answer: The Town of Salisbury, New Brunswick has 1 adopted bylaw on file: By-Law No. 47 Collection and Disposal of Waste, verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law No. 47 Collection and Disposal of Waste

Summary: Governs collection and disposal of solid waste in the Town of Salisbury, New Brunswick. PDF uploaded March 2022; exact adoption date not confirmed from public sources.


Answer: Salisbury, New Brunswick has no other documents bylaw on record as of 2026-06-05.

Town of Salisbury By-Laws Index

Summary: Official by-laws index listing current Town of Salisbury by-laws (No. 1–20) and surviving legacy Village of Salisbury by-laws, with PDF links. Index fetched with browser-UA curl.


Answer: The Town of Salisbury, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: Financial Management & Procurement Policy, verified 2026-06-07.

Financial Management & Procurement Policy

Summary: Governs municipal financial management practices and procurement thresholds, tendering requirements and vendor selection.


Answer: The Town of Salisbury, New Brunswick has 4 adopted policies on file: Financial Assistance For Recreation (FAR) Policy; Grant Policy; Residential Development Incentive Program Policy; Storefront Beautification Grant Program Policy, verified 2026-06-07.

Financial Assistance For Recreation (FAR) Policy

Summary: Provides financial assistance to residents unable to afford recreation program registration fees; sets eligibility criteria and application process.

Grant Policy

Summary: Sets criteria and process for municipal grants to community organizations and individuals.

Residential Development Incentive Program Policy

Summary: Provides tax and fee incentives to encourage new residential development within the Town of Salisbury.

Storefront Beautification Grant Program Policy

Summary: Provides grants to commercial property owners to improve the aesthetic appearance of storefronts in Salisbury.


Answer: The Town of Salisbury, New Brunswick has 2 adopted policies on file: Facility Access Policy; Facility Code of Conduct Policy, verified 2026-06-07.

Facility Access Policy

Summary: Governs public access to Town-owned facilities, including booking, eligibility and priority for use.

Facility Code of Conduct Policy

Summary: Sets behavioural expectations for users of Town facilities; grounds for removal or ban from facilities.


Answer: The Town of Salisbury, New Brunswick has 7 adopted policies on file: FCM and UMNB Conference Policy; Health and Safety Policy; Salisbury Fire Rescue Attendance Policy; Salisbury Fire Rescue Honorarium Policy; Salisbury Fire Rescue Recruitment and Appointment Policy; Use of Municipal Vehicle and Fleet Policy; Violence and Harassment Code of Practice, verified 2026-06-07.

FCM and UMNB Conference Policy

Summary: Governs which Council members and staff may attend FCM and UMNB conferences and related expense eligibility.

Health and Safety Policy

Summary: Establishes the municipality's commitment to workplace health and safety; applies to all employees and contractors.

Salisbury Fire Rescue Attendance Policy

Summary: Sets minimum attendance requirements for Salisbury Fire Rescue volunteer members at training and calls.

Salisbury Fire Rescue Honorarium Policy

Summary: Sets honorarium rates for volunteer firefighters based on call and training attendance.

Salisbury Fire Rescue Recruitment and Appointment Policy

Summary: Governs the recruitment, screening and appointment process for volunteer firefighters with Salisbury Fire Rescue.

Use of Municipal Vehicle and Fleet Policy

Summary: Governs authorized use of Town-owned vehicles, maintenance responsibilities, and personal use restrictions.

Violence and Harassment Code of Practice

Summary: Establishes zero-tolerance for workplace violence and harassment; sets reporting, investigation and resolution procedures.


Answer: The Town of Salisbury, New Brunswick has 2 adopted policies on file: Right to Information and Protection of Privacy (RTIPPA) Policy; Use and Collection of Video Surveillance Policy, verified 2026-06-07.

Right to Information and Protection of Privacy (RTIPPA) Policy

Summary: Governs the Town's obligations under the NB Right to Information and Protection of Privacy Act; sets request procedures and privacy safeguards.

Use and Collection of Video Surveillance Policy

Summary: Governs the installation and use of video surveillance cameras on Town property; sets retention and access rules consistent with RTIPPA.


Answer: The Town of Salisbury, New Brunswick has 3 adopted policies on file: Enhanced Notification for Planning Matters Policy; Flag Policy; Social Media Policy, verified 2026-06-07.

Enhanced Notification for Planning Matters Policy

Summary: Sets enhanced public notification requirements beyond the statutory minimum for planning and development applications.

Flag Policy

Summary: Governs which flags may be flown on Town property and circumstances for half-mast.

Social Media Policy

Summary: Governs the Town's use of social media platforms and employee conduct on social media in a professional context.


Answer: The Town of Salisbury, New Brunswick has 4 adopted policies on file: Asset Management Policy; Expense Policy; Municipal Surplus Land and Acquisition Policy; Outstanding Collections on Sanitary Sewer Accounts Policy, verified 2026-06-07.

Asset Management Policy

Summary: Governs the lifecycle management of municipal infrastructure and assets to ensure long-term service delivery and financial sustainability.

Expense Policy

Summary: Governs reimbursement of eligible expenses incurred by Council members and municipal staff.

Municipal Surplus Land and Acquisition Policy

Summary: Governs the disposal of surplus municipal land and the acquisition of new land, including tendering and valuation requirements.

Outstanding Collections on Sanitary Sewer Accounts Policy

Summary: Sets procedures for collecting outstanding balances on sanitary sewer accounts, including escalation steps.


Answer: The Town of Salisbury, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: Council CAO Policy, verified 2026-06-07.

Council CAO Policy

Summary: Defines the working relationship and respective roles of Council and the Chief Administrative Officer.


Answer: The Town of Salisbury, New Brunswick has 3 adopted policies on file: Cultural Policy; Street Light Policy; Visual Art Banner Program Policy, verified 2026-06-07.

Cultural Policy

Summary: Guides Council decisions on arts, culture and heritage for the Town of Salisbury.

Street Light Policy

Summary: Sets standards for street light installation, maintenance, and requests for new lighting within the Town.

Visual Art Banner Program Policy

Summary: Governs the Town's street banner program celebrating local visual art; sets eligibility, selection and installation criteria.

Policies Index — Town of Salisbury

Summary: Index page listing all 27 adopted municipal policies for the Town of Salisbury, NB.


Answer: Salisbury, New Brunswick has no ai use policy on record as of 2026-05-26.


Answer: In the Town of Shediac, New Brunswick, quiet hours: 11:00 P.M. to 7:00 A.M.; construction hours: 7:00 A.M. to 11:00 P.M.; exemptions: Town employees doing essential/emergency work, authorized public recreation activities, traditional/festive/religious activities, emergency vehicle noise.; fines: $57.50 to $200.00. Source: By-Law No. 91-25A — Noise Prevention, verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law No. 91-25A — Noise Prevention

Summary: Town of Shediac bylaw on prevention of excessive noise; base 91-25 passed Sept 30 1991, amendment 91-25A passed Nov 12 1991. Governs noise nuisance within town boundaries.

Town employees doing essential/emergency work, authorized public recreation activities, traditional/festive/religious activities, emergency vehicle noise.

s. 2(e) "between the hours of 11:00 P.M. and 7:00 A.M."

s. 2(c) "between the hours of 11:00 P.M. and 7:00 A.M."

s. 6 "not less than fifty-seven dollars and fifty cents ($57.50) and not more than two hundred dollars ($200.00)"


Answer: In the Town of Shediac, New Brunswick, licence required: True; licence fee: TBD; determined annually at municipal budget adoption; leash rule: Dogs must be secured by a leash of maximum 2 metres in a public place or on private property other than the owner's.; max animals: 3 dogs. Source: By-Law No. 25-18 — Dog Control, verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law No. 25-18 — Dog Control

Summary: Town of Shediac dog control bylaw (bilingual), third reading and passing July 14 2025; repeals prior 2010 bylaw. Governs licensing, dangerous dogs, control of dogs.

TBD; determined annually at municipal budget adoption

Dogs must be secured by a leash of maximum 2 metres in a public place or on private property other than the owner's.

$150–$750 (most offences, first–third+); $500 or court (dog attacks/bites, first); court only (dog kills person or animal)

"A resident of the town of Shediac shall only own a dog if they hold a valid license issued under this bylaw"

Schedule "A" — "annual: TBD"; "determined each year when the municipality's annual budget is adopted"

"Running at large" means any animal not secured by a leash having a maximum length of two (2) meters in a public place, or on a private property other than the property of the owner


Answer: In the Town of Shediac, New Brunswick, permit required: True; permit issuer: clerk; allowed conditions: CSA/EPA certified appliances only; installed in rear or side yard; 15m from lot boundaries; minimum 4,000 sq m lot; only solid wood fuel used.; fines: $240 (voluntary early payment: $100). Source: By-Law No. 13-51 — Outdoor Burning Appliances; By-Law No. F-13-50 — Outside Fires, verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law No. 13-51 — Outdoor Burning Appliances

Summary: Town of Shediac bylaw concerning outdoor burning appliances, supplementing the outside fires bylaw.

CSA/EPA certified appliances only; installed in rear or side yard; 15m from lot boundaries; minimum 4,000 sq m lot; only solid wood fuel used.

s. 3(1) "Every owner shall obtain a permit from the clerk before installing or using an appliance."

s. 3(1) "obtain a permit from the clerk"

s. 5(2)–5(3) "amende de 240$" / "voluntary payment of one hundred dollars ($100)"

By-Law No. F-13-50 — Outside Fires

Summary: Town of Shediac bylaw governing outside fires/open burning; readings in 2013 (third reading July 2013). Covers campfires, outdoor fireplaces and Fires Act categories.

With valid permit; third Monday of April to last day of October, 4 pm–11 pm, when Category 1 fires permitted in Westmorland County.

minimum fine of $240 (Category E Offence); voluntary payment of $100 within 10 days of contravention ticket

s. 3 — "no person shall start, ignite...unless a valid permit has been issued"

s. 4(2)/(3) — "any person who wishes to obtain a permit must apply to the municipality" / "the municipality shall consider the permit application"

s. 4(10) — "yearly period...begins on the third Monday in April and ends on the last day of October"; s. 5(1)(h) — "only be used between the hours of 4 pm and 11 pm"; s. 5(2)(a)/(b) — Category 1 fire index condition

s. 7(1) — "minimum fine of $240...Category E Offence"; s. 7(2) — "voluntary payment of one hundred dollars ($100.00)...no later than ten (10) days"


Answer: The Town of Shediac, New Brunswick has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Zoning By-Law Z-14-44 (Consolidated May 2021), verified 2026-06-05.

Zoning By-Law Z-14-44 (Consolidated May 2021)

Summary: Consolidated zoning bylaw for the Town of Shediac (as at May 2021), with 60+ subsequent amendments (Z-14-44-1Z through 66Z).

Municipal Plan No. P-14-36 (Consolidated July 2017)

Summary: Consolidated municipal plan for Shediac as at July 2017, with subsequent amendments (P-14-36-1P through 13P).


Answer: In the Town of Shediac, New Brunswick, winter parking ban: No person shall stop or park a motor vehicle on any highway between the hours of midnight and seven o'clock from November 1st to April 1st, for the purpose of snow removal.; fines: minimum fine of no less than thirty dollars ($30) and no more than one hundred and twenty-five dollars ($125) for each offence. Source: By-Law No. 18-28 — Street Traffic and Parking, verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law No. 18-28 — Street Traffic and Parking

Summary: Town of Shediac street traffic and parking bylaw (bilingual). Regulates parking and traffic movement on municipal streets.

No person shall stop or park a motor vehicle on any highway between the hours of midnight and seven o'clock from November 1st to April 1st, for the purpose of snow removal.

minimum fine of no less than thirty dollars ($30) and no more than one hundred and twenty-five dollars ($125) for each offence


Answer: The Town of Shediac, New Brunswick has 1 adopted bylaw on file: By-Law No. 24-67 — Dangerous or Unsightly Premises, verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law No. 24-67 — Dangerous or Unsightly Premises

Summary: Town of Shediac bylaw on dangerous or unsightly premises, adopted (third reading) November 18 2024 (bilingual). Filename date 2025-02-21 is the registration date, not adoption.


Answer: In the Town of Shediac, New Brunswick, where allowed: Lino Road, Riverside Drive (Lino to Webster), Webster St, Harper Drive, parts of Chesley, Donat, du Vestiaire, Sackville, Weldon, Belliveau, Bellevue Heights, des Pellerins Road; max 40 km/h. Source: By-Law No. 62 — Off-Road Vehicle Designations, verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law No. 62 — Off-Road Vehicle Designations

Summary: Town of Shediac bylaw designating portions of roads accessible to off-road vehicles (VTT/ATV); third reading and enactment January 31 2022. Limited to ATV Federation members in good standing.

Lino Road, Riverside Drive (Lino to Webster), Webster St, Harper Drive, parts of Chesley, Donat, du Vestiaire, Sackville, Weldon, Belliveau, Bellevue Heights, des Pellerins Road; max 40 km/h


Answer: In the Town of Shediac, New Brunswick, billing basis: flat. Source: By-Law No. 23-24 — Water System and User Charges, verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law No. 23-24 — Water System and User Charges

Summary: Town of Shediac bylaw relating to the water distribution system and user charges (bilingual).


Answer: In the Town of Shediac, New Brunswick, collection schedule: Recyclables and Garbage bi-weekly; collection days set out in Schedule F; sorting required: True; container or bag limit: Bags max 35" (89 cm) wide, 47" (120 cm) long, 20kg; Receptacles max 40" (102 cm) height, 15-20kg; accepted or banned: Banned: Hazardous waste, tires, batteries, ash, construction debris. Accepted: Organics, Recyclables, Garbage.. Source: By-Law No. 22-23 — Collection and Disposal of Waste, verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law No. 22-23 — Collection and Disposal of Waste

Summary: Governs collection and disposal of waste in the Town of Shediac; sets rules for residents and operators on waste-collection procedures and solid-waste disposal.

Recyclables and Garbage bi-weekly; collection days set out in Schedule F

Bags max 35" (89 cm) wide, 47" (120 cm) long, 20kg; Receptacles max 40" (102 cm) height, 15-20kg

Banned: Hazardous waste, tires, batteries, ash, construction debris. Accepted: Organics, Recyclables, Garbage.


Answer: In the Town of Shediac, New Brunswick, licence required: True; who must license: Persons offering goods, merchandise or food for sale on a temporary basis, excluding exemptions in s. 12.; fee: One Hundred Dollars ($100.00); five dollars ($5.00). Source: By-Law No. 03-14 — Pedlars and Transient Traders Licensing, verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law No. 03-14 — Pedlars and Transient Traders Licensing

Summary: Regulates and licences peddlers and transient traders operating within the Town of Shediac.

Persons offering goods, merchandise or food for sale on a temporary basis, excluding exemptions in s. 12.

One Hundred Dollars ($100.00); five dollars ($5.00)


Answer: Shediac, New Brunswick has no other documents bylaw on record as of 2026-06-05.

Regulations, By-laws and Municipal Plan — Town of Shediac

Summary: Official Shediac bylaws index page listing all municipal arrêtés with PDF links, bilingual (EN/FR). Also at /fr/ma-ville/administration/reglements-arretes-et-plan-municipal.


Answer: The Town of Shediac, New Brunswick has 3 adopted policies on file: General Policy No. D-24-05-01 — Residential Development Incentive Program; General Policy No. D-24-05-02 — Commercial Development Incentive Program; General Policy No. D-24-05-03 — Affordable Housing Incentive Program, verified 2026-06-07.

General Policy No. D-24-05-01 — Residential Development Incentive Program

Summary: Provides municipal incentives (tax or fee rebates) to encourage new residential construction in Shediac.

General Policy No. D-24-05-02 — Commercial Development Incentive Program

Summary: Provides municipal incentives to encourage new commercial development and business investment in Shediac.

General Policy No. D-24-05-03 — Affordable Housing Incentive Program

Summary: Provides municipal incentives to developers who include affordable housing units in residential projects in Shediac.


Answer: The Town of Shediac, New Brunswick has 2 adopted policies on file: General Policy No. 12-07 — Linguistic Landscape; General Policy No. 15 — Management of LED Signs, verified 2026-06-07.

General Policy No. 12-07 — Linguistic Landscape

Summary: Governs bilingual signage and linguistic landscape requirements for signs, communications and public spaces in the Town of Shediac.

General Policy No. 15 — Management of LED Signs

Summary: Governs the installation and operation of light-emitting diode (LED) signs in the Town of Shediac.


Answer: The Town of Shediac, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: General Policy No. 14-18 — Asset Management Policy, verified 2026-06-07.

General Policy No. 14-18 — Asset Management Policy

Summary: Establishes the framework for lifecycle management of Town infrastructure assets.


Answer: The Town of Shediac, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: General Policy No. 17-02 — Business Expenses of Members of Council, verified 2026-06-07.

General Policy No. 17-02 — Business Expenses of Members of Council

Summary: Governs eligible business expense claims by elected members of Shediac Town Council; sets rates and approval process.


Answer: The Town of Shediac, New Brunswick has 4 adopted policies on file: 2025-2027 Strategic Plan — Town of Shediac; General Policy No. 12-15 — Cultural Policy; General Policy No. 13-17 — Collection of Branches; General Policy No. 20-20 — Traffic Calming, verified 2026-06-07.

2025-2027 Strategic Plan — Town of Shediac

Summary: Three-year strategic plan (2025-2027) with four pillars: Environment, Lifestyle, Development, and Operational Excellence; vision is a viable coastal community where everyone belongs.

General Policy No. 12-15 — Cultural Policy

Summary: Guides Council's investment and decisions on culture, arts and heritage in the Town of Shediac.

General Policy No. 13-17 — Collection of Branches

Summary: Sets rules and schedule for curbside collection of branches and yard trimmings in Shediac.

General Policy No. 20-20 — Traffic Calming

Summary: Establishes criteria and process for requesting and evaluating traffic calming measures on Town roads.

Regulations, By-laws and Municipal Plan — Town of Shediac (includes Policies section)

Summary: Index page combining bylaws, zoning, municipal plan and a Policies section listing 10 adopted general policies.

Services Policies and Procedures — Town of Shediac

Summary: Separate page listing operational policies: subsidy/grants, skating and skateboard program rules, helmet regulations, social media terms of use.


Answer: Shediac, New Brunswick has no ai use policy on record as of 2026-05-26.


Answer: In the Town of Shippagan, New Brunswick, quiet hours: 23:00-07:00 daily; exemptions: Police, fire, city employees, provincial employees, and contractors working for the city are exempt.; fines: jusqu'à $500.00. Source: Arrêté No. 36 — Prévention des bruits excessifs (Noise), verified 2026-06-05.

Arrêté No. 36 — Prévention des bruits excessifs (Noise)

Summary: Ville de Shippagan noise prevention bylaw (Règlement No. 36). PDF opened (curl -k) and OCR confirms jurisdiction; regulates excessive noise within the town.

Police, fire, city employees, provincial employees, and contractors working for the city are exempt.

Entre 23 hrs et 7 hrs a.m. il est absolument défendu de faire du travail de construction

Les mesures de ce règlement ne devront pas s'appliquer à

amende ne dépassant pas cinq cent dollars ($500.00)


Answer: The Town of Shippagan, New Brunswick has 2 adopted bylaws on file: Arrêté No. 100-2018 — Arrêté sur le lotissement (Subdivision); Arrêté No. 78 — Arrêté de zonage de Shippagan (Refondu 2023-09-22), verified 2026-06-05.

Arrêté No. 100-2018 — Arrêté sur le lotissement (Subdivision)

Summary: Ville de Shippagan subdivision bylaw No. 100-2018. PDF opened; cover confirms 'Arrêté sur le lotissement n°100-2018, Ville de Shippagan'.

Arrêté No. 78 — Arrêté de zonage de Shippagan (Refondu 2023-09-22)

Summary: Consolidated zoning bylaw No. 78 for the Ville de Shippagan; original adopted Sept 24 2007, restated/refondue as of Sept 22 2023. Hosted by CSRPA. PDF opened and jurisdiction confirmed.


Answer: In the Town of Shippagan, New Brunswick, winter parking ban: En décembre, janvier, février, mars et avril, entre 00:01 à 07:00, il est interdit d'arrêter, d'immobiliser, de garer un véhicule ou de laisser un véhicule non surveillé sur une rue de la ville.; fines: amende d'au moins $5.00 et d'au plus $50.00. Source: Arrêté No. 43 — Réglementant la circulation dans les rues et les routes, verified 2026-06-05.

Arrêté No. 43 — Réglementant la circulation dans les rues et les routes

Summary: Ville de Shippagan bylaw regulating traffic on town streets and roads. PDF opened and jurisdiction confirmed via OCR.

En décembre, janvier, février, mars et avril, entre 00:01 à 07:00, il est interdit d'arrêter, d'immobiliser, de garer un véhicule ou de laisser un véhicule non surveillé sur une rue de la ville.

s. 7 — «En décembre, janvier, février, mars et avril, entre 00:01 à 07:00»

s. 11 — «amende d'au moins $5.00 et d'au plus $50.00»


Answer: In the Town of Shippagan, New Brunswick, licence required: True; who must license: Persons peddling, selling door-to-door, operating temporary sales commerce, or using motor vehicles for display, sale or delivery of goods.; fee: cent dollars (100S) par jour. Source: Arrêté 09-2005 — Arrêté concernant les colporteurs, verified 2026-06-05.

Arrêté 09-2005 — Arrêté concernant les colporteurs

Summary: Regulates peddlers (colporteurs) operating within the Town of Shippagan; listed on Shippagan's main bylaws index under well-being and safety.

Persons peddling, selling door-to-door, operating temporary sales commerce, or using motor vehicles for display, sale or delivery of goods.


Answer: Shippagan, New Brunswick has no other documents bylaw on record as of 2026-06-05.

Arrêtés municipaux / Règlements municipaux — Municipalité de Shippagan (index)

Summary: Municipality of Shippagan official bylaws/regulations index, listing arrêtés with direct PDF links. Accessible via curl -k (expired TLS cert on the domain), bilingual.


Answer: The Town of Shippagan, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: Politique 1205 — Octroi de dons, commandites et partenariat, verified 2026-06-07.

Politique 1205 — Octroi de dons, commandites et partenariat

Summary: Governs the awarding of municipal donations, sponsorships and partnerships. Adopted by council 2018-03-05; most recent amendment adopted 2026-02-02 (earlier amendments 2025-02-03 and 2025-12).


Answer: The Town of Shippagan, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: Politique du tableau d'affichage électronique, verified 2026-06-07.

Politique du tableau d'affichage électronique

Summary: Governs use of the municipal electronic display board. Originally adopted by council 2019-04-01; amendment adopted 2025-05-05.


Answer: The Town of Shippagan, New Brunswick has 6 adopted policies on file: Politique 1401 — Installation de ponceaux; Politique 1411 — Toponymie municipale; Politique culturelle municipale de la Ville de Shippagan; Politique du mur de la renommée sportive de Shippagan; Politique pour nouveau-né; Politique sur la marche au ralenti des véhicules (idling), verified 2026-06-07.

Politique 1401 — Installation de ponceaux

Summary: Governs the installation of culverts/driveway entrances, including a May 15-Oct 31 construction window. Originally adopted 2005-06-06; most recent amendment adopted by council 2025-09-02.

Politique 1411 — Toponymie municipale

Summary: Governs municipal toponymy: the process and criteria for naming streets and places, including committee recommendation and council adoption. Adopted by council resolution 2025-11-03.

Politique culturelle municipale de la Ville de Shippagan

Summary: Municipal cultural policy of the Ville de Shippagan; sets the mission, guiding principles and intervention areas for council decisions on arts, culture and heritage. References the 2007-2012 community strategic plan; no explicit adoption date stated in the document.

Politique du mur de la renommée sportive de Shippagan

Summary: Establishes the criteria and selection process for the Shippagan sports hall of fame (athlete and builder categories), housed at the Centre Rhéal-Cormier. Adopted by council resolution 2025-04-07.

Politique pour nouveau-né

Summary: Provides a welcome basket to parents of children born or adopted on or after Jan 1, 2025, with local sponsor contributions. Adopted by council resolution 2025-04-07.

Politique sur la marche au ralenti des véhicules (idling)

Summary: Restricts unnecessary idling of vehicles to reduce greenhouse-gas emissions, with exceptions for maintenance/construction vehicles. Adopted by council resolution 2010-04-06.


Answer: Shippagan, New Brunswick has no ai use policy on record as of 2026-05-26.


Answer: In the Village of Southern Victoria, New Brunswick, construction hours: 6:00 AM & 10:00 PM Monday to Saturday; exemptions: Street/sidewalk work, property/health/safety protection, organized festivals/religious activities, sports fields, property owner maintenance 6AM–10PM; fines: $70 voluntary payment; not more than $200.00 on summary conviction. Source: Bylaw R-1 — Disturbance by Noise, verified 2026-06-05.

Bylaw R-1 — Disturbance by Noise

Summary: Regulates noise disturbances within the Village (Perth-Andover, now Southern Victoria); prohibits noise causing a public nuisance, with exemptions for recognized sports fields. PDF opened, jurisdiction confirmed.

Street/sidewalk work, property/health/safety protection, organized festivals/religious activities, sports fields, property owner maintenance 6AM–10PM

$70 voluntary payment; not more than $200.00 on summary conviction

s. 2(f): "Construction equipment and machinery between 6:00 AM & 10:00 PM Monday to Saturday"

s. 4(a): "fine of not more than Two Hundred Dollars ($200.00)"; s. 4(b): "voluntary payment of $70"


Answer: In the Village of Southern Victoria, New Brunswick, licence required: True; leash rule: Dogs off owner's premises must be held on leash (max 2 m); animals running at large may be seized.; max animals: 3 or more animals constitutes a kennel requiring a kennel licence; fines: $50–$200 (rabies offence); minimum $100 on conviction after non-payment before hearing. Source: Bylaw S-2 — Establishing Control of Animals, verified 2026-06-05.

Bylaw S-2 — Establishing Control of Animals

Summary: Establishes animal/dog control rules (incl. dangerous dog provisions) for the village. PDF opened (rotated scan); jurisdiction is Perth-Andover/Southern Victoria per index.

Dogs off owner's premises must be held on leash (max 2 m); animals running at large may be seized.

3 or more animals constitutes a kennel requiring a kennel licence

$50–$200 (rabies offence); minimum $100 on conviction after non-payment before hearing

s. 3a: "Every person who owns a dog ... shall register such animal"

definition of "running at large"; s. 8: "not held in leash by a person accompanying it"

definition of "kennel": "three (3) or more animal(s) ... that meets the provisions of Section 6"


Answer: The Village of Southern Victoria, New Brunswick has 2 adopted bylaws on file: Bylaw L-3 — Respecting the Regulation of the Subdivision of Land; Bylaw L-7 — Zoning By-Law, verified 2026-06-05.

Bylaw L-3 — Respecting the Regulation of the Subdivision of Land

Summary: Municipality of Perth-Andover subdivision-of-land bylaw. PDF opened, jurisdiction confirmed.

Bylaw L-7 — Zoning By-Law

Summary: Village of Perth-Andover Zoning By-law No. L-7 (January 2020). PDF opened, jurisdiction and number confirmed; exact adoption day not stated, left null.


Answer: In the Village of Southern Victoria, New Brunswick, winter parking ban: Between certain months (start month garbled) and March, in the forenoon of any day, no person shall park a vehicle unattended on any highway (enacted for snow removal); fines: not more than $125.00 for each offence. Source: Bylaw T-3 — To Regulate Parking and Assist in Snow Removal, verified 2026-06-05.

Bylaw T-3 — To Regulate Parking and Assist in Snow Removal

Summary: Regulates parking and assists snow removal on village streets. PDF opened (scan with 1976/2016 reading dates, illegible day).

Between certain months (start month garbled) and March, in the forenoon of any day, no person shall park a vehicle unattended on any highway (enacted for snow removal)

"no person shall park a vehicle unattended on any highway"

"a fine of not more than $125.00 for each offence"


Answer: The Village of Southern Victoria, New Brunswick has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Bylaw S-1 (#65) — Dangerous or Unsightly Premises, verified 2026-06-05.

Bylaw S-1 (#65) — Dangerous or Unsightly Premises

Summary: Village of Perth-Andover bylaw (No. 65) respecting dangerous or unsightly premises; Council acts as Appeals Committee. PDF opened, jurisdiction confirmed.


Answer: In the Village of Southern Victoria, New Brunswick, connection mandatory: True; billing basis: flat or metered. Source: Bylaw U-1 — Respecting Water and Sewer Systems; Bylaw U-2 — Water Rates and Charges, verified 2026-06-05.

Bylaw U-1 — Respecting Water and Sewer Systems

Summary: Governs operation and use of the village water and sewer systems.

s. 26 (as amended by By-Law No. 25) — "shall install in the premises, connections with the water main"

Bylaw U-2 — Water Rates and Charges

Summary: Municipality of Perth-Andover bylaw on water rates and charges, meter rentals and sewerage rates. PDF opened, jurisdiction confirmed.

s. 4 (unmetered flat rate); s. 6 (metered rate)


Answer: In the Village of Southern Victoria, New Brunswick, licence required: True; who must license: Every transient trader and pedlar; fee: Daily fee of $50.00; Monthly fee of $125.00; Seasonal/Annual fee of $300.00; renewal: valid for the calendar day/month/year in which same is issued and shall expire at midnight on the last day of such calendar day/month/year. Source: By-Law R-4 — To Regulate and License Peddlers and Transient Traders, verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law R-4 — To Regulate and License Peddlers and Transient Traders

Summary: Regulates and licences peddlers and transient traders within the Village of Southern Victoria (formerly Perth-Andover area).

Daily fee of $50.00; Monthly fee of $125.00; Seasonal/Annual fee of $300.00

valid for the calendar day/month/year in which same is issued and shall expire at midnight on the last day of such calendar day/month/year

a) Daily fee of $50.00 b) Monthly fee of $125.00


Answer: Southern Victoria, New Brunswick has no other documents bylaw on record as of 2026-06-05.

Community Standard Bylaws — Index

Summary: Master bylaws index page for Village of Southern Victoria (formerly Perth-Andover), listing all by-law categories with PDF links per section.


Answer: Southern Victoria, New Brunswick has no winter services policy on record as of 2026-06-07.

Perth-Andover Sidewalk Policy

Summary: Englobe Corp consultant memo (dated Jan 18, 2022) reviewing the Village of Perth-Andover's DRAFT sidewalk policy and recommending changes — a consultant review of a draft, not an adopted council policy. Hosted on Southern Victoria's site.


Answer: The Village of Southern Victoria, New Brunswick has 2 adopted policies on file: Perth-Andover Community GHG & Energy Action Plan; Strategic Plan 2023-2025 — Village of Southern Victoria, verified 2026-06-07.

Perth-Andover Community GHG & Energy Action Plan

Summary: Community greenhouse-gas and energy action program for Perth-Andover, produced under the Union of Municipalities of NB Partners for Climate Protection initiative (dated June 2018). Predecessor Perth-Andover document carried forward on Southern Victoria's official site; no full adoption date stated.

Strategic Plan 2023-2025 — Village of Southern Victoria

Summary: Village of Southern Victoria 2023-2025 strategic plan presented by Mayor and Council, with pillars including Green Initiatives, public safety/security, community services and asset management. Adopted by current council after the January 2023 amalgamation; no explicit adoption date stated in the document.

Bylaws & Policies index page — Village of Southern Victoria

Summary: Combined bylaws and policies listing page on vilsv.ca. As of research date, the index lists bylaws only (six categories); no separate standalone policies are linked beyond the plans noted above.


Answer: Southern Victoria, New Brunswick has no ai use policy on record as of 2026-05-26.


Answer: The Town of St. Stephen, New Brunswick has 2 adopted bylaws on file: Municipal Plan By-law M-4 — Municipal District of St. Stephen; Registered MDSS Zoning By-law Z-4, verified 2026-06-05.

Municipal Plan By-law M-4 — Municipal District of St. Stephen

Summary: Municipal Plan By-law M-4 for MDSS; third and final reading at the Oct 29 2025 Council meeting, approved by Minister Nov 6 2025, registered at Charlotte County Registry Nov 7 2025 (doc #46661980). Registered-copy PDF opened.

Registered MDSS Zoning By-law Z-4

Summary: Registered zoning by-law (Z-4) for the Municipal District of St. Stephen. Registered-copy PDF now published and opened; OCR confirms 'Zoning By-law for the Municipal District of St. Stephen, By-law Z-4'.


Answer: The Town of St. Stephen, New Brunswick has 1 adopted bylaw on file: By-law W-1 — Respecting Water and Sewer Rates and Charges, verified 2026-06-05.

By-law W-1 — Respecting Water and Sewer Rates and Charges

Summary: By-law of the Town of St. Stephen setting water and sewer rates and charges. PDF opened; OCR confirms 'THE TOWN OF ST. STEPHEN, BY-LAW NO. W-1'.


Answer: St. Stephen, New Brunswick has no other documents bylaw on record as of 2026-06-05.

By-Laws Page — Municipal District of St. Stephen

Summary: Bylaws index page for Municipal District of St. Stephen (formerly Town of St. Stephen). Currently publishes W-1, M-4, and Z-4 as PDFs.


Answer: The Town of St. Stephen, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: Policy 71 - Mural Program, verified 2026-06-07.

Policy 71 - Mural Program

Summary: Corporate policy & procedure governing the mural program (public art) for St. Stephen. Document header reads 'TOWN OF ST. STEPHEN' (predecessor entity), Policy No. 71, approved by Council June 22, 2020, effective June 23, 2020.

Policies index page — Municipal District of St. Stephen

Summary: Official policies listing page for the Municipal District of St. Stephen. Marked 'UNDER CONSTRUCTION' as of research date; only Policy 71 (Mural Program) is currently linked.


Answer: St. Stephen, New Brunswick has no ai use policy on record as of 2026-05-26.


Answer: The Rural community of Strait Shores, New Brunswick has 2 adopted bylaws on file: Subdivision By-law No. 35 (Municipality of Port Elgin) — in force for Strait Shores area; Zoning By-law No. 01-43 (Village of Port Elgin) — in force for Strait Shores area, verified 2026-06-05.

Subdivision By-law No. 35 (Municipality of Port Elgin) — in force for Strait Shores area

Summary: Municipality/Village of Port Elgin Subdivision By-law No. 35, predecessor planning bylaw still applied to the Strait Shores area via Plan360. PDF opened; text confirms 'A By-law of the Municipality of Port Elgin, Subdivision By-Law'.

Zoning By-law No. 01-43 (Village of Port Elgin) — in force for Strait Shores area

Summary: Village of Port Elgin Zoning By-law No. 01-43, the predecessor planning framework still in force for the Port Elgin area of Strait Shores via the SE Regional Service Commission (Plan360). PDF opened, jurisdiction confirmed.

Municipal Plan By-Law No. 01-42 (Village of Port Elgin)

Summary: Village of Port Elgin Municipal Plan By-law No. 01-42, predecessor plan listed for the Strait Shores area on Plan360 (supporting context for zoning 01-43).


Answer: The Rural community of Strait Shores, New Brunswick has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Building By-law No. 2023-07 — Strait Shores, verified 2026-06-05.

Building By-law No. 2023-07 — Strait Shores

Summary: Building By-law enacted by Strait Shores under the Building Code Administration Act and Community Planning Act. PDF opened; OCR confirms 'BUILDING BY-LAW No 2023-07, BE IT ENACTED by Strait Shores'.

Strait Shores Municipal Office — Bylaws Section

Summary: Municipality's own bylaws listing page; the bylaws widget still fails to load ('This content is not available at this moment'). Bylaws are instead published via the SE Regional Service Commission's Plan360 portal.


Answer: Strait Shores, New Brunswick has no ai use policy on record as of 2026-05-26.


Answer: Sunbury-York South, New Brunswick has no dogs & animal control bylaw on record as of 2026-06-05.

By-Law 2025-01 — Respecting Dog Control

Summary: Dog control by-law (2025-01) listed in the official by-laws table dated Apr 15 2025, but NO PDF is linked in its row (the row's link cell is empty). Text not openable; listed-only.


Answer: The Rural community of Sunbury-York South, New Brunswick has 6 adopted bylaws on file: By-Law 10-2023 — Rusagonis-Waasis Planning Area Rural Plan Amendment; By-Law 12 — New Maryland Parish Planning Area Rural Plan Amendment; By-Law 15 — New Maryland Parish Planning Area Rural Plan Amendment; By-Law 16 — Rusagonis-Waasis Planning Area Rural Plan Amendment; By-Law 20-2024 — Rusagonis-Waasis Planning Area Rural Plan Amendment; By-Law 2026-01 — New Maryland Parish Planning Area Rural Plan Amendment, verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law 10-2023 — Rusagonis-Waasis Planning Area Rural Plan Amendment

Summary: Amends the Rusagonis-Waasis Planning Area Rural Plan Regulation (s.59 Community Planning Act). PDF opened; OCR confirms 'Sunbury-York South Rural Community, By-Law No. 10-2023'. Adopted Oct 13 2023.

By-Law 12 — New Maryland Parish Planning Area Rural Plan Amendment

Summary: Amends the New Maryland Parish Planning Area Rural Plan within Sunbury-York South. PDF opened; OCR confirms jurisdiction and New Maryland parish. Adopted Apr 25 2024.

By-Law 15 — New Maryland Parish Planning Area Rural Plan Amendment

Summary: Further amends the New Maryland Parish Planning Area Rural Plan within Sunbury-York South. PDF opened; OCR confirms jurisdiction. Adopted Apr 25 2024.

By-Law 16 — Rusagonis-Waasis Planning Area Rural Plan Amendment

Summary: Amends the Rusagonis-Waasis Planning Area Rural Plan within Sunbury-York South. PDF opened; OCR confirms 'Rusagonis-Waasis' (NOT New Maryland). Adopted Apr 24 2025.

By-Law 20-2024 — Rusagonis-Waasis Planning Area Rural Plan Amendment

Summary: Further amends the Rusagonis-Waasis Planning Area Rural Plan within Sunbury-York South. PDF opened; OCR confirms jurisdiction. Adopted Mar 18 2025.

By-Law 2026-01 — New Maryland Parish Planning Area Rural Plan Amendment

Summary: Amends the New Maryland Parish Planning Area Rural Plan Regulation (05-NMR-034-00) for Sunbury-York South. PDF opened; OCR confirms 'Sunbury-York South Rural Community, By-Law No. 2026-01'. Adopted May 8 2026.


Answer: In the Rural community of Sunbury-York South, New Brunswick, standards: No person shall permit premises to have ashes, junk, rubbish, refuse, wood shavings, derelict vehicles/machinery, dilapidated buildings, or vacant/dilapidated structures hazardous to public safety.; enforcement: By-law enforcement officer may issue notice; if not complied with, municipality may clean, repair, or demolish at owner's cost, recoverable as a debt and lien on the property.. Source: By-Law A9 — Respecting Dangerous or Unsightly Premises, verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law A9 — Respecting Dangerous or Unsightly Premises

Summary: Regulates dangerous or unsightly premises within Sunbury-York South Rural Community boundaries; defines owner/occupier liability. PDF opened, jurisdiction confirmed. Adopted Jan 16 2024.

No person shall permit premises to have ashes, junk, rubbish, refuse, wood shavings, derelict vehicles/machinery, dilapidated buildings, or vacant/dilapidated structures hazardous to public safety.

By-law enforcement officer may issue notice; if not complied with, municipality may clean, repair, or demolish at owner's cost, recoverable as a debt and lien on the property.


Answer: In the Rural community of Sunbury-York South, New Brunswick, collection schedule: Weekly regular collection; collection must not start before 7:00 a.m.; sorting required: True; container or bag limit: Maximum 45 kg of solid waste per collection day per property; bags/boxes must not exceed 23 kg each and 1.2 m x 0.6 m x 0.6 m; accepted or banned: Recyclable materials must be left curbside in blue and grey bins; plastic shopping bags prohibited for waste packaging. Source: By-Law 11 — Regulations in Solid Waste Collection and Disposal, verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law 11 — Regulations in Solid Waste Collection and Disposal

Summary: Regulates solid waste collection and disposal within Sunbury-York South Rural Community. PDF opened; OCR confirms jurisdiction. Adopted Oct 17 2023.

Weekly regular collection; collection must not start before 7:00 a.m.

Maximum 45 kg of solid waste per collection day per property; bags/boxes must not exceed 23 kg each and 1.2 m x 0.6 m x 0.6 m

Recyclable materials must be left curbside in blue and grey bins; plastic shopping bags prohibited for waste packaging

Other: "Weekly regular collection must be finished on the same scheduled day"

s. 2; s. 3 (no more than 45 kg per collection day)


Answer: Sunbury-York South, New Brunswick has no other documents bylaw on record as of 2026-06-05.

By-Laws Index Page — Sunbury-York South Rural Community

Summary: Index page listing all enacted by-laws for Sunbury-York South Rural Community in a table with number, title, date, and PDF link.


Answer: The Rural community of Sunbury-York South, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: Purchasing Policy (2026-01), verified 2026-06-07.

Purchasing Policy (2026-01)

Summary: Governs procurement and purchasing for the Rural Community of Sunbury-York South. Policy No. 2026-01. States it 'comes into effect on the date of its adoption' — no printed adoption date.


Answer: The Rural community of Sunbury-York South, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: Grant Policy, verified 2026-06-07.

Grant Policy

Summary: Governs community grants administered by the Rural Community of Sunbury-York South. Document states Effective Date January 1, 2025 (last reviewed August 22, 2024); approving authority SYSRC Council and CAO.


Answer: The Rural community of Sunbury-York South, New Brunswick has 4 adopted policies on file: Attendance & Work Policy; Payroll Process Policy (2026-04); Statutory Holiday Policy; Vacation Leave Policy, verified 2026-06-07.

Attendance & Work Policy

Summary: Governs employee attendance, schedule, breaks and work expectations for the Rural Community of Sunbury-York South.

Payroll Process Policy (2026-04)

Summary: Standardized payroll process for employees of the Rural Community of Sunbury-York South. Process No. 2026-04. No adoption date printed in the document.

Statutory Holiday Policy

Summary: Establishes paid statutory holidays and conditions for employees of the Rural Community of Sunbury-York South.

Vacation Leave Policy

Summary: Governs vacation leave entitlements and approval procedures for employees of the Rural Community of Sunbury-York South.